Ebeth learns to drive in winter snow & snow plough work
Ebeth and Bob Coutts recounts how Ebeth learns to drive in winter snow…! Bob Coutts recounts snow plough work in
Peter Campbell’s Whisky Depot shop (1959) in Tomintoul
Ebeth Coutts describes to Jennifer Stewart and Malcolm MacGarvin the layout and sales, including local produce of
Ebeth’s family shop in Square – ‘The Whisky Depot’
Ebeth and Bob Coutts recall her father’s corner shop [now Clockhouse] in Tomintoul, to Jennifer Stewart and Malcolm
Stop 10 Eskmulloch car park, Braes of Glenlivet
Historical account of the 18th century Scalan College (Catholic Seminary), and the life of the students there.
Stop 8 Glenlivet Distillery
Historical account of whisky-making in Glenlivet, and establishment of The Glenlivet Distillery (1824) – main
Small POs and postmen’s routes in the area
Ackie Christie tells Jennifer Stewart and Brian Fowler about the small post offices in the area, and the local
Bridgend shops and local doctors
Ackie Christie tells Jennifer Stewart, Rosemary Bushell, and Brian Fowler about pre-war shops in Bridgend of
‘There was a radio at the Smiddy for as long as I can remember…’
Ackie Christie talks to Brian Fowler, on 21st April 2016, about the battery radio at the Smiddy, and getting fuel for
Farming at the Drumin Croft
Ackie Christie talks with Brian Fowler, Rosemary Bushell and Jennifer Stewart on 21st April 2016, about farming at
‘Empty farms in the Glen’ – the aftermath of the Second World War
Ackie Christie talks with Jennifer Stewart and Brian Fowler, on 21st April 2016, about changes he saw after WW2: